(Bloomberg) — Dollar bulls caught a break after the greenback rallied on the heels of robust economic data, gaining ground against almost all of its G-10 peers. U.S. 10-year Treasury yields stayed within their narrowest trading range in three months as traders awaited tier-one inflation and payrolls data due Thursday and Friday. WHAT TO WATCH

China August PMI data; see more below

Bank of Korea 7-Day Repo Rate decision; est. 1.25%, prior 1.25%

OVERNIGHT TRADING SESSIONS

Bloomberg dollar index climbed 0.4% to rise for a second day, the longest streak in two weeks; the euro fell through 1.1900; UST 10Y yields traded within 2.43bps to end at 2.143%

In European trading, the euro slid 0.2% lower to 1.1953; UST 10Y yields ended little changed at 2.13% after climbing as high as 2.15% as risk-off tone evaporated

TOP OVERNIGHT NEWS

Trump dismissed the idea of negotiating with North Korea while his defense chief said the U.S. hasn’t exhausted its diplomatic options

Trump warned Congress not to miss a “once-in-a-generation opportunity” to boost the economy with a massive overhaul of the U.S. tax code

Warren Buffett said the rally in markets over the last several years has made it harder to find bargains, but that stocks remain his choice over bonds

Hurricane Harvey may help Congress delay a possible U.S. government shutdown and avoid a costly fight over raising the debt ceiling

Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said Wednesday he’s been trying to convince the Trump administration that Nafta is “good for U.S. agriculture”

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